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From water and wine to wildlife, there is much to enjoy on this scenic stroll
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Will you be celebrating National Walking Month this May? If so, make sure you have a pair of shoes that will see you through even the toughest of terrains!
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It’s time to rediscover Wensleydale’s dramatic waterfalls. Words and photographs by Terry Fletcher
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Step back in time with a walk along one of our most fascinating stretches of coastline
Words and pictures by David Taylor
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Keith Carter does like to be beside the seaside, but he’s not beside the sea. He’s
on a walk at Littleborough
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Keith Carter strays into foreign territory on his latest walk, in the countryside around Barthomley
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Featured Towns
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Towns & Villages
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Ashley Franklin finds famous residents, a floral extravaganza and an area of the county that's made its mark in history
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Lytham is a community with plans to make itself heard. Emma Mayoh reports PHOTOGRAPHY BY KIRSTY THOMPSON
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Is Middlesbrough a city in all but name? In the wake of the decision not to change the town’s status, Jo Haywood canvasses opinion
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For those who know Snowdonia and for anyone who has yet to visit this magnificent area, this one day tour gives a taste of some of the most stunning views that this part of North Wales has to offer.
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Free tickets for July's Olympic Torch celebrations at Stoke Park in Guildford are available from tomorrow morning.
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“Wyllie O Hagan has continued to demonstrate a keen ability to capture the beauty and magnificence of science.”
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I always make a beeline to Trafalgar Square on any trip to London - home of the titans of art - but this time round I had an invite to an exhibition I wouldn't have missed for all the world.
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Property features
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The little bungalow Alan and Wynne Pearson bought is now a simply stunning, eco-friendly house mixing traditional character with modern style, says Sharon Chilcott
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One of the wealthiest and most exclusive areas in the Royal Borough of Kingston since the reign of Queen Victoria, the Coombe Estate is also home to Warren House.
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Knight Franks’s Exeter office is celebrating having strengthened their residential property services across Devon, Cornwall and West Somerset.
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This stunning Victorian home has been beautifully updated
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This stunning North Wales property in the Vale of Clwyd is an ideal home for gardening and countryside enthusiasts
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Interiors features
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Be inspired by these gorgeous interiors pieces SELECTED BY EMMA MAYOH
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Spring has sprung so we take a look at some great ideas for the great outdoors
Compiled by Sue Campbell
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Soak up some of the latest ideas from bathroom designers. Jane Ramsay reports
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Try these outdoor dining ideas which are bound to whet your appetite says Jane Ramsay
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Victoria and John Manktelow manage to combine a lively young family with a passion for antiques in their Victorian townhouse in Harrogate as Heather Dixon reports
Photographs by Colin Poole
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Give your home the perfect finish with these contemporary and classic coverings for your floors COMPILED BY EMMA MAYOH
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When builders working on Bev and Antony Whiteside’s new home found an old postcard down the back of a dresser they knew this house was for them. Amanda Griffiths reports
Photography by Kirsty Thompson
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Recipes
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If you’re a gastro-foodie, you’ll love the strong flavours of this no-tomato recipe.
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Try this wonderful recipe for Roasted Squash and Yorkshire Garlic Soup
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As a patron of the Christchurch Food and Wine Festival, Lesley Waters is looking forward to meeting the young cooks of tomorrow at this year’s event
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Two recipes from Amber Locke to allow you to entertain simply and in style
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When Brixton-based Rosie Lovell’s new cookbook lands on the Keston Kitchen counter, a Middle-Eastern cook-off ensues…
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Crispy pig’s head with apple and celery
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Gressingham duck with cherry sauce and parsnip crisps
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Toasted ciabatta with chargrilled sirloin steak, vine tomatoes, grated horseradish and sweet potato crisps
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Make a delicious supper using local minced beef by following this simple recipe from young cook Sam Woor
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Young cook Sam Woor is inspired by his work experience at Suffolk Food hall to create this delicious recipe using local produce
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Celebrity Interviews
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Internationally renowned tenor Russell Watson showed some Lancashire grit to battle two brain tumours. He talks exclusively to Emma Mayoh
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When TV presenter Kate Humble learned that a council-owned farm was about to be broken up, she was determined to save it.
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Ian George is director of Cheltenham Jazz Festival. So you can’t blame him if he mentions it once (or twice). “If you’re into good quality, live music, there will be something you’ll love at the festival,” he promises.
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Helen Stiles went along to Julia’s House to meet Martin Clunes, a small but vocal pony
and an array of dogs for the launch of this year’s Buckham Fair. Photos: Nicky Johnston.
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Best-known for his chart-topping tune The One and Only, Chesney Hawkes is back with a new album – though his recent attempts to win a medal on Dancing on Ice left him with more than he bargained for. The Chertsey resident chats to Angela Wintle
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